Titlebook: Essential Burn Care for Non-Burn Specialists; Jong O. Lee Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive licen

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Epidemiology,pacts on individuals, households, and communities. Most people who sustain burn injuries live in low- and middle-income countries and may not have access to well-planned and organized emergency and burn care systems. As a result, there is a high prevalence of people living with preventable morbidity

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Pathophysiology and Hypermetabolic Response to Burn,e compared to all injury types. What distinguishes burns from other forms of trauma is the persistent, severe metabolic and inflammatory response after the initial insult, which has a critical impact on patient outcomes. In particular, the post-burn hypermetabolic response is a key contributor to bu

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Initial Assessment of Burn Patient,t commonly, patients will present with superficial wounds that are uncomplicated, necessitating a non-intensive initial assessment. However, in some instances, a patient may present with severe burns accompanied with serious multisystem injury requiring high-level evaluation. Familiarity with burn-s

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Initial Management and Resuscitation,are is among the most demanding and is fraught with potential complications. Early priorities include airway management, analgesia and sedation, fluid resuscitation, and management of the edema caused by burn shock. Additional tasks to be completed during the first 24?h include wound debridement, ap

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Burn Wound Management,pth, and additional injuries. These factors play a significant role determining burn treatment strategy. This chapter outlines some of the initial steps of burn wound management that emergency physicians, medical teams, and burn specialists might follow when treating burn wounds to guide best burn c

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Treatment of Hand Burns, readily visible to both the patient and others; as such, it has a potential impact on a person’s self-perception. The majority of hand burns initially present in non-burn centers. Knowledge of hand anatomy as well as accurate initial evaluation and management of the burned hand by non-burn practiti

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Burn Wound Infection, area burns and delayed excision of the eschar. Clinical suspicion of wound infection is based on changes to the burn wound such as edema, erythema, pain, and purulence. The gold standard of diagnosis is culture and histology. Early infections are most commonly caused by gram-positive organisms, suc

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